No Peace, No War

Explore the complexities of modern conflict in No Peace, No War by Paul Richards, published by James Currey in 2004. This insightful book delves into the emergence of 'new wars' following the Cold War, challenging traditional definitions and understandings of warfare. With 232 pages of rigorous analysis, Richards invites readers to engage with critical questions surrounding armed and ethnic conflicts in today's world. This book is an essential read for anyone interested in anthropology, political violence, and the evolving nature of war. Discover how societal violence and political dynamics shape our contemporary landscape in this thought-provoking examination of conflict and peace.